The ultimate Chile wine book, The Chile Wine Guide, is now available as an e book in PDF and on Kindle. Part of the award-winning book by Amanda Barnes, The South America Wine Guide, this digital book includes an in-depth guide to the wines of Chile and covers all of Chile’s wine regions from the Atacama in Northern Chile down to Osorno in the deep south.
The most comprehensive Chile wine book ever published
Chilean wine has seen a radical transformation in the past decade, and in the most comprehensive and up-to-date Chilean wine ever book published, Amanda Barnes takes readers through the country’s long history right up to the present day. Discover all the wine region regions through in-depth terroir guides and travel guides as well as meeting the winemakers of Chile through interviews.
Included in this detailed Chilean wine book are wine recommendations for each region, to help you deep dive further into the exciting world of Chilean wine.
Part of the award-winning South America Wine Guide
In the most comprehensive Latin American wine book ever published, The South America Wine Guide offers detailed insight into the wine regions, wines and producers of Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Brazil, Bolivia and Peru. A valuable resource with hard-to-find information essential for WSET, MS and Sommelier students, as well as those in the trade who like to keep abreast of what’s going on, this guide makes fascinating reading for anyone with an interest in wine and South America.
PDF e- book available for purchase here. Kindle version available for purchase on Amazon.
What the press say about the Chile wine book:
“Blink and you miss what’s happening in the turbo-charged wine industries of South America. Amanda Barnes doesn’t blink. Her authority is based on ten years submersion in some of the fastest-moving sources of good wine on earth; essential information, beautifully presented.”
Hugh Johnson OBE
“Amanda Barnes knows her stuff — and makes a brilliant guide to the intoxicating world of South American wine. This is as comprehensive, detailed, evocative and up-to-date a guide to South America and its wines as you’re likely to find. You can tell it’s written by someone who lives and loves this region — she brings people and places to life with tender familiarity and vibrant detail, yet with the added perspective that an interested, involved outsider can bring to bear. It’s as dense, profound and vivid as the Brazilian rainforest!”
Peter Richards MW
